[Verse 1]
I’m a ten-dollar cowboy
Baby, that’s a fact
I got some inhibitions
That might be holding me back
I’ve been seeing this portrait
Attached to a small fee
For a ten-dollar cowboy
Who looks a lot like me
[Verse 2]
If you’re a ten-dollar cowboy
Then you already know
That there never was a rider
Who couldn’t be thrown
Even Billy McClain
Fell off a time or two
He was a ten-dollar cowboy
Who looked a lot like you
[Verse 3]
I’m a ten-dollar cowboy
I play a little guitar
People always ask me
If I’m a rodeo star
Doubt if I got eight seconds
But I can sing you a song
Like a big bullrider
I’m steady holding on
[Verse 4]
You see the ten-dollar cowboy
He leads a colorful life
Don’t you worry about him
Hе knows he’ll only die twice
Likе Billy McClain
He’s the last of his breed
He’s just a ten-dollar cowboy
Who looks a lot like me
He looks a lot like me
He looks a lot like me
[Outro]
Yeah
When I was out there on them street corners
Learning to stand behind this guitar
Ten dollars was a whole lot of money
Cowboy
Cowboy singer
Both highly hazardous occupations
Look out
$10 Cowboy was written by Charley Crockett & Billy Horton.
$10 Cowboy was produced by Charley Crockett & Billy Horton.
Charley Crockett released $10 Cowboy on Mon Jan 22 2024.
We’re playing the songs and starting to do a lot of press for this thing, and people are like, every time, ‘What’s a $10 cowboy?’ I’m like, well, a $10 cowboy is a guy that learned how to do all this shit standing behind a guitar on a Louisiana sreet corner, on South Congress in Austin, and subway c...